Postpartum Depression
The “fourth trimester” (the three months after giving birth) can be a magical time for a new mother. Mothers are bonding with their babies, establishing routines, and making life-long memories.…
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Skin Issues Among Teens
Skin issues are common among teenagers because of hormonal changes during puberty, increased oil production, and environmental factors. Your teenager’s pediatrician is trained and skilled at diagnosing and treating skin…
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Spring allergies in children
Spring in the Augusta area is usually yellow. There’s pollen everywhere! Although pollen isn’t the only allergen that can trigger your little one’s allergies, it is one of the biggest…
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Screen Time for kids
From TVs to computers, tablets to phones, today’s children have access to lots of screens. With those screens comes a variety of games, entertainment and media, not all of which…
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Skin Care For Your Infant
Newborn skin is very sensitive and prone to rashes, crusting and bumps. Pediatric Partners of Augusta and Bella Bambino, our newborn care center, get many questions from parents concerned about…
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After Hours Clinic and Holiday Hours
Pediatric Partners of Augusta is proud to provide the After Hours Clinic for use by our established patients. The clinic at our Evans location, 411 Town Park Blvd., is open…
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Keeping newborns and infants warm during the winter
Newborns and infants cannot yet regulate their body temperature like adults can, which is why it’s important to help them stay warm during the cold months. Compared to other regions,…
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Ways to Know if Baby Isn’t Latching
When breastfeeding, getting a good latch is critical to ensure that your baby gets the most milk for their nutritional benefit. An improper latch can be uncomfortable for you and…
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Importance of Kids Getting the Flu Shot
As we usher in fall, we can look forward to cooler weather and the changing colors of the leaves. Fall is also the beginning of flu season. The flu, or…
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Reasons to Try Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is the best way to give newborns all the nutrients they need. Doctors recommend breastfeeding exclusively for the first six months, but as societal factors change, breastfeeding has become…
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